Bachgen o Mynyddcerrig. @BulliesOut. TV presenter & after dinner speaker #Cymro. Diversity & Mental Health. https://nitter.cf/t.co/nzzHOntHJW
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No matter what sport you play or what your values in life are. #Respect should be at the heart of it all. The World 🌎 will be a better place for it.
Respect 👊
One particular moment from the #RWC2015 final will live long in the memory for @Nigelrefowens 🙏
Nigel Owens MBE retweeted
More common sense to be ignored by the reintroduction brigade🤦
Reintroduction of white-tailed eagles puts seabird colonies at risk of wipeout, say experts | Birds | The Guardian share.google/nc1ovyU3fBhxxfe…
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Sorry vegans, it’s better to drink milk from a cow than an almond.
Colour me shocked
Penned by @Jamie_Blackett in the Telegraph, gifted for your delectation by me.
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Bore da . #Bulliesout charity lunch Pontyberem RFC dinner and #MairwenHerefords
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A great stocking filler and a new venture for me.
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Apparently badgers are a significant TB problem when it suits wildlife conservationists…….
Why don't farmers join the chorus of support for lynx reintroduction in Britain?
A return of lynx would be a big win for most farmers.
For arable farmers, deer control is much needed. Lynx would save a fortune in avoided crop damage and unneeded deer fencing.
Dairy and beef farmers would have fewer badgers around, as well as fewer deer, thereby reducing wildlife-cattle TB transmission. (Lynx don't eat cows, obviously.)
Foresters would save money as a result of reduced deer pressure on young trees.
Sheep in open pasture are not targeted by lynx, which like to stay well hidden in woodland.
The only loser may be a handful of sheep kept in actual woodland, but in Britain we don't tend to farm sheep in this way, except perhaps in some straths in the Highlands of Scotland.
Farmers really should get on board with lynx reintroduction!
Apart from anything, just imagine the unforgettable magic of actually glimpsing one. Which is of course why millions of Brits want Britain to join every other European country in restoring these beautiful secretive, harmless creatures to our landscapes where they belong.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9e8…
Nigel Owens MBE retweeted
Funny how killing badgers is ok if it means we can introduce Lynx. Funny how it’s also true and an issue that TB is passed from badgers to cattle when the chance of introducing a cool apex predator is in the mix. What a mad day it’s been.
Why don't farmers join the chorus of support for lynx reintroduction in Britain?
A return of lynx would be a big win for most farmers.
For arable farmers, deer control is much needed. Lynx would save a fortune in avoided crop damage and unneeded deer fencing.
Dairy and beef farmers would have fewer badgers around, as well as fewer deer, thereby reducing wildlife-cattle TB transmission. (Lynx don't eat cows, obviously.)
Foresters would save money as a result of reduced deer pressure on young trees.
Sheep in open pasture are not targeted by lynx, which like to stay well hidden in woodland.
The only loser may be a handful of sheep kept in actual woodland, but in Britain we don't tend to farm sheep in this way, except perhaps in some straths in the Highlands of Scotland.
Farmers really should get on board with lynx reintroduction!
Apart from anything, just imagine the unforgettable magic of actually glimpsing one. Which is of course why millions of Brits want Britain to join every other European country in restoring these beautiful secretive, harmless creatures to our landscapes where they belong.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9e8…
Nigel Owens MBE retweeted
The Sunday Roar
France Looking For survivors By Mike Pearce thesportsdragon.com/2026/11/… via @MPsportsdragon @philsteele1 @Nigelrefowens @philsteele1
Siwd Mae. Mineral drenching. And see you at Stoke Theatre tonight if your going 😂#MairwenHerefords #WelshFarmSupplies
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A tough night . But this is the reality of farming . #MairwenHerefords
Some of the Mairwen Cows and calves in and they are glad to be in to I think . Stay safe everyone . #MairwenHerefords
Off to Luxembourg to speak at The British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg
Leadership Forum 2026 -
Great to fly from @Cardiff_Airport and start the day with a Welsh Brew.
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The Saturday Roar
Vintage Bordeaux Corked At Welsh Enclave By Mike Pearce thesportsdragon.com/2026/10/… via @MPsportsdragon @stephenjones9 @philsteele1 @Nigelrefowens
That’s wonderful to hear and that’s exactly what we aim to achieve here at #MairwenHerefords
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An excellent chapter from an outstanding book. @Nigelrefowens was best in class on the pitch and a lovely human being…💪🏻
Looking forward to this . Hope to see you there
'An Evening with Nigel Owens MBE' 🏉 🤩
Delighted to welcome the wonderful @Nigelrefowens to #Dudley on Fri 8 Oct 2027. There's a limited number of VIP Meet & Greet spaces available!
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'An Evening with Nigel Owens MBE' 🏉 🤩
Delighted to welcome the wonderful @Nigelrefowens to #Dudley on Fri 8 Oct 2027. There's a limited number of VIP Meet & Greet spaces available!
🎟️ boroughhalls.co.uk/nigel-owe…